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Sweat Your Assets
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On this financial education channel - boosted with practical wisdom - I help you improve yourself, master your finances and thrive. My strategy is to promote practical financial skills based on timeless principles and tested tools and services.
As a result, you will be able to make sound financial decisions in line with your personal circumstances, needs and lifestyle.
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Top 4 Recommended Books:
01) The Four Pillars of Investing. amzn.to/3IWpP16
02) Fooled by Randomness (Taleb). amzn.to/3ki2NaA
03) The Money Code. Become a Millionaire with the Ancient Jewish Code. amzn.to/3CZes4H
04) Just Keep Buying. amzn.to/3kn7Czv
Master Your Finances.
Alessandro Baroni
As a result, you will be able to make sound financial decisions in line with your personal circumstances, needs and lifestyle.
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► MY WEBSITE: www.sweatyourassets.biz
► MY Podcast: sweatyourassets.biz/sweat-your-assets-podcast/
► RECOMMENDED BOOKS: sweatyourassets.biz/book-library/
► JOIN MY MAILING LIST: sweatyourassets.biz/extra/newsletter/
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Top 4 Recommended Books:
01) The Four Pillars of Investing. amzn.to/3IWpP16
02) Fooled by Randomness (Taleb). amzn.to/3ki2NaA
03) The Money Code. Become a Millionaire with the Ancient Jewish Code. amzn.to/3CZes4H
04) Just Keep Buying. amzn.to/3kn7Czv
Master Your Finances.
Alessandro Baroni
The Power of Compounding. By Monish Pabrai. Why Everyone is not wealthy?
Another great Master Class on investment by Monish Pabrai.
In this short Finance & Investing 101 lecture, Monish runs the numbers to show the power of compound interest, the real engine of wealth; he shows how everyone could become wealthy when he/she retires.
Content:
1) Compounding. The eighth wonder of the world
2) The Manhattan deal
3) The Millionaire Librarian
4) Why is everyone not wealthy?
5) My daughter
6) Time is Key
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Hi! Welcome to the Sweat Your Assets UA-cam channel. In this financial education platform, you can access content to secure your financial GOALS.
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IMPORTANT LINKS:
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► Check out my articles at www.sweatyourassets.biz
► Download the PPT used in the UA-cam Video here: sweatyourassets.biz/freebies/
►Other content I published on Monish Pabrai:
- Article: Five Investment Guidelines, by Monish Pabrai. sweatyourassets.biz/investing-guidelines-by-mohnish-pabrai/
- Video: Why You should Buy Index Funds, by Monish Pabrai. ua-cam.com/video/nYF3s34qyso/v-deo.html
- Video: Value Investing learned from Buffett and Munger. ua-cam.com/video/bMMBgLDwrz8/v-deo.html
Keep it Real and ... Sweat Your Assets!
Alessandro Baroni
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► Recommended Books:
The Most Important Thing, by Howard Marks. amzn.to/3C4HAK3
Mastering the Market Cycles, by Howard Marks. amzn.to/3C312qA
Check Out my Book Library: sweatyourassets.biz/book-library/
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► NOTES:
The original 2016 Lecture has been edited in the interest of time, reach, and educational purposes.
In this short Finance & Investing 101 lecture, Monish runs the numbers to show the power of compound interest, the real engine of wealth; he shows how everyone could become wealthy when he/she retires.
Content:
1) Compounding. The eighth wonder of the world
2) The Manhattan deal
3) The Millionaire Librarian
4) Why is everyone not wealthy?
5) My daughter
6) Time is Key
_________________________________________________________
Hi! Welcome to the Sweat Your Assets UA-cam channel. In this financial education platform, you can access content to secure your financial GOALS.
___________________________________________________________
IMPORTANT LINKS:
► Here you can sign up for FREE to my monthly newsletter: sweatyourassets.aweb.page/p/86ee239e-f1c9-45de-afca-9dee0dec1e13
► My Podcast: sweatyourassets.biz/sweat-your-assets-podcast/
► Check out my articles at www.sweatyourassets.biz
► Download the PPT used in the UA-cam Video here: sweatyourassets.biz/freebies/
►Other content I published on Monish Pabrai:
- Article: Five Investment Guidelines, by Monish Pabrai. sweatyourassets.biz/investing-guidelines-by-mohnish-pabrai/
- Video: Why You should Buy Index Funds, by Monish Pabrai. ua-cam.com/video/nYF3s34qyso/v-deo.html
- Video: Value Investing learned from Buffett and Munger. ua-cam.com/video/bMMBgLDwrz8/v-deo.html
Keep it Real and ... Sweat Your Assets!
Alessandro Baroni
___________________________________________________________
► Recommended Books:
The Most Important Thing, by Howard Marks. amzn.to/3C4HAK3
Mastering the Market Cycles, by Howard Marks. amzn.to/3C312qA
Check Out my Book Library: sweatyourassets.biz/book-library/
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► NOTES:
The original 2016 Lecture has been edited in the interest of time, reach, and educational purposes.
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The Truth About Investing, by Howard Marks [Audio Podcast 02 - Sweat Your Assets]
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Howard Marks Memo: Risk Revisited Again Tutorial
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The Money Code. Become a Millionaire with the Ancient Jewish Code
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In its author’s words, the Money Code that Jews knew for centuries is found in the books containing history’s most incredible wisdom: Jewish religious texts. Although some popular religious texts such as the New Testament, Quran, Bhagavad Gita, Tao Te Ching or Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thodol) contain interesting insights and wisdom, it is the Jewish religious texts such as the Old Testam...
Invest Like a Farmer, by Warren Buffett. [Audio Podcast 01 - Sweat Your Assets]
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It is tempting to overload the conversation by quoting statistical models and technical terms when discussing investments. However, investment decisions should mostly rely on sound judgment and basic arithmetics. While some investors prefer rapid trades and short-term gains, others adopt a more patient and disciplined approach. I find solace and clarity in looking into timeless farmer’s wisdom ...
The truth about investing by Howard Marks
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This is by far the most insightful and detailed lecture of Howard Marks. It is packed with timeless wisdom from its two books (The Most Important Thing, and Mastering the Market Cycles) and Memos (2019). Hi! Welcome to the Sweat Your Assets UA-cam channel. In this financial education platform, you can access content to secure your financial GOALS. IMPORTANT LINKS: ► Here you can sign up for FRE...
Invest Like a Farmer, by Warren Buffett
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The Surprising Role of Psychology in Your Investments, by Morgan Housel
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On financial Bubbles and NOT so Efficient MARKETS, by Robert Shiller
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Is Active Investing Actually BAD for Your Financial Success?
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The most important thing in Investing, by Howard Marks
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15 Investment Advices by Howard Marks
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VCs are just a big PONZI Scheme, by Steve Blank
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How you can BENEFIT from the bucket approach for retirement income!
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How you can BENEFIT from the bucket approach for retirement income!
How to Assess Market Risk, by Howard Marks
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How to Assess Market Risk, by Howard Marks
Are You Risk Averse? By Professor Damodaran
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WHY Understanding RISK will help your investment decisions, by Professor Damodaran
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WHAT is Risk, by Peter L. Bernstein
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Why Buffett and Munger are Against DIVERSIFICATION
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When can you afford buying a Yacht, by Louis CK & Jerry Seinfeld.
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When can you afford buying a Yacht, by Louis CK & Jerry Seinfeld.
Bill Ackman's Lemonade Stand Case Study in Excel
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How to judge and use a MODEL (the CAPM case). Aswath Damodaran.
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Intrinsic valuations aren't stronger than cultural perception's effect on stock price and trends in a growing and optimistic economy. Ex: Costco, Intuit, FICO, Tesla, etc. Did this guy go "all in" during the pandemic?
Howard Marks is one of the great investor Maestros.👍
Hello, I wish to start investing but i dont know where to begin. Any advice on how to invest my 200k cash savings?
Find the undervalued stocks to bring in a 50 percent annual return or consult with an expert to guide you.
They're various investment strategies. Follow the S&P 500 by investing in ETFs like VOO, SPY, and SCHD. Dollar-cost averaging into these ETFs will likely outperform most investors.
Acquiring prospective assets with proper mkt direction will provide more returns than doing it all by yourself. Thankfully, I can attest to the success of this approach aided by professional guidance seeing my portfolio of $1.3m grow by 25% this year alone... maybe you should do the same.
@@gregorywhem I find your situation fascinating. Would you be willing to suggest a trusted advisor you've worked with?
Jennifer Leigh Hickman is the advisor I use and i'm just putting this out here because you asked. You can Just search the name. You’d find necessary details to work with to set up an appointment.
Thanks for this book summary
This lecture is about being investment-ready with a firm grasp of compounding. If you like practical presentations where the speaker runs the numbers, you will love this one. Monish takes you through compounding, using the Rule of 72, to secure long-term wealth. To download the PDF presentation, you can subscribe for free here: sweatyourassets.biz/freebies/
Howard Marc is a genius, let’s be honest he’s dead wrong that what you buy has nothing to do with your returns. Buying well is precisely what buffet learned to be the most important thing. There is a plethora of data to back this fact up. Additionally, like all things it’s a balance.
Hi. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and quoting WB. Indeed, Warren Buffett learned from Benjamin Graham the importance of value investing and buying "cheap" stock. However, to scale up, he soon learned from Charlie Munger "to stop buying companies just because they are cheap, but instead, focus on buying wonderful businesses at fair prices". Both approaches are valuable based on your risk profile and investment style. Going back to Howard Marks, it is crucial to remember Howard Marks invests in bonds, not stocks. His business is distressed debt, junk bonds, etc. So, he focuses on "cheap" deals with high returns. It is not necessarily the average bread and butter of a retail investor.
It is very difficult to understand economics. All i understand about trading is :- Choose a very few fundamentally growth and consistantly profit making stocks of companies. Wait patiently for the price to fall....Buy. And once the stock price zooms...sell. Repeat...
Hi. Thanks for sharing these notes. Depending on individual risk profiles, complementary practices could include using (1) DCA (dollar cost averaging) to avoid the risk and stress of solely relying on market timing and (2) a certain level of diversification, not only focusing on growth stocks. Again, different schools of thought are based on each character and life´s path.
Good old Jordan, looks healthy there, now he is really skinny in comparison.
Why are all the comments so positive when this guy says nothing Of course you have to manage risk Notice he doesn’t even say how
Hi. Feel free to check this short video on Howard Marks's take on Risk: ua-cam.com/video/qLS2Krk1oYg/v-deo.htmlsi=cr5uXQIZ3vB07gyw
@@SweatYourAssets yes so a lot of words but nothing that we don’t already know. I guess I was expecting some great product or group of products like buffer ETFs or something.
@@missouri6014 By his own choice, Howard Marks presents high-level concepts in his 2 books and MEMOs. While he is super popular and respected, you either like it or not, based on what you are looking for. That makes total sense. For practical details on HOW to manage risk, there are several "easy" methods, but again, it really depends on your risk appetite, timeline, your financial goals, and the investments you plan to use (real Estate, Crypto, Index). I am sure you will find what you are looking for. All the best.
Very good stuff!
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What happens if both the bond and stock markets are down when your cash bucket #1 needs refilling?
Hi. Great point. Harold explains it this way. If you have 1 M USD, you keep in bucket #1 up to two years of cash flow (two years of annual costs), roughly 100,000 USD. If the market goes down, you have at least 2 years of cash available without selling investments from Bucket #2. So, if both bond and stock investments go down, you have 2 years to go through the correction and/or bear market. He comments that if the market goes down, you won´t be happy, but you won´t need to worry too much (for 2 years). Clearly, it is a mitigation measure. Hope it helps.
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Thankyou. Is this to my ch8ldern every year
Wonderful words read by a wonderful man
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very nicely explained
00:04 David Swenson's significant impact on Yale's portfolio growth and financial innovation 02:32 Understanding the criticism of the Swensen approach and the Yale model in portfolio allocation 07:19 Diversification is key for portfolio allocation 09:40 Long-term equity risks reward in the endowment portfolio 14:37 Asset allocation is the most important tool for investors. 17:00 Security selection and market timing can override asset allocation in determining returns for Yale's endowment. 21:13 Asset allocation is the most important factor in investment philosophy. 23:38 Owning equities yielded an impressive multiple of 2,592 times over the period. 27:42 Diversification crucial to avoid significant losses in market crashes 29:44 Stocks are indispensable for investors with long-term goals. 34:08 Market timing decisions led to significant losses for individual investors 36:12 During market downturns, government bonds experience a significant rally. 40:33 Efficient markets make it tough for practitioners to win in a negative sum game 42:43 Differences in top quartile and bottom quartile managers are minimal in the bond market. 46:45 During a crisis, owning U.S. treasuries is the only diversification that matters. 49:04 Long-term benefits of diversified portfolio allocation 53:57 Challenges in funds management 56:26 Institutional investors can beat the market with high-quality active management 1:01:10 Maintaining risk exposure and policy asset allocation 1:03:17 Technology and biotechnology stocks performance in portfolio allocation 1:08:09 Need for better risk measures in funds management 1:11:01 Excess volatility impacts marketable securities vs illiquid assets.
Wonderful information.
Damodaran is an excellent teacher.
Punchline of Louis C.K.: I cannot afford this boat. You can´t buy one yacht unless you can afford ten yachts. There is a kind of formula like that :-)
Wow great video keep it up
thank you for the warm support!
Dumb take. Gold like any other asset can be valuated, in this case gold would be assessed as money. So no, it's not an investment but it is a great risk off vehicle for offsetting risk in the market, especially if you pay reasonable prices for it
Hi. Thank you for sharing your analysis. It is clear and understandable. Gold is part of my portfolio, and it is clearly performing well right now. I just want to recall Damodaran is a Corporate Finance Expert. Therefore, he likes to see free cashflow and analyse intrinsic value of companies. Trading commodities is not his cup of tea. I like your point of looking to gold as money. Quoting J.P. Morgan, Gold is mine. Anything else is credit: sweatyourassets.biz/what-is-money/
Good job!
Thanks!
I outperformed spy the last two years and half my portfolio is gold. No it's not an investment, it's money and if you understand the asset it's priceless
He is not an easy guy, therefore many dislike him despite his wisdom. Personally, a reason more to like him...he is an acquired taste.
Taleb wisdom’s are phenomenal unfortunately not to many will learn from it
Howard Marks is a gem of an investor.
And because of this advice I stock with 3 businesses
Even intelligent people can miss the point.... and get i it so wrong... incredible
werid, he keep trying to time the market while keep telling people they shouldn't.
I feel you. I took some notes from his book titled "Mastering the Market Cycles", where he goes deeper on the subject: sweatyourassets.biz/mastering-market-cycles-by-howard-marks/
I shall be a billionaire, philanthropist for the sake of the spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ, Care for the fatherless or orphans and the weak in the society, the last reason is to take care for the widows.
This is one. The most important pieces of content related to startups, this vi's needs more attention,
So much reverence and his portfolio underperformed the S&P 500 in the last 30 years by almost 2% annually.
Hi. That's a good point. I believe that is the case because the University Endowment doesn't benchmark the S&P500. By design, the university endowment builds models with higher asset classes and geographic diversification to (allegedly) reduce volatility and/or Risk. So, it is reasonable not to beat the S&P 500. They just look to other KPIs. Extra data: yaledailynews.com/blog/2023/10/30/yale-endowment-performance-on-par-with-peers-in-slow-year-for-university-investment-returns/
At last...a version without unnecessary and distracting background music. Just Michael Caine reading this poem. A pleasure.
ua-cam.com/video/f7V339rOLLc/v-deo.htmlsi=PGzMuzmYAlVZm3Ob In israel
Is it not 50% for the lender by end of 5 years. ? Lender - 10% each year ==> after 5 years --> 250$ + 125$ --> 50% Investor - after 5 years --> 1000$ ---> 100%
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With great wisdom comes great wealth instead of going after money persue wealth 😅😅😅
Money code 😊
Wnderfull. And this aged very well ❤
And now 0% reserve requirement for banks
It’s weird how banks are closing today!
Insightful 🎉🎉
Beautiful
Is there a way to download these slides?
Download the PPT used in the UA-cam Video here: sweatyourassets.biz/freebies/
ill bet once this was posted the sole reason that book is super hard to get lol
As for bitcoin, what stops the money printers from buying all the bitcoin and controlling from the inside.
Why does nott the government itself print its own money? If Russia can do it then why not the western world?
He had an incredible voice!
So true
Howard is admitting without directly saying it, that timing the purchase of securities is the best way to make a lot of money, and you can't do that unless you have money on the sideline. This mentality is the exact opposite of "advisors" who state that you must be fully invested at all times. What's best for advisors isn't the best advice for investors. The same goes for being diversified. It's ok to be diversified if you don't know what you're doing.